Quick distinction and then I'll get back to being productive at work:
There is a difference between evolution as a "viable mechanism" for life that already exists, and evolution as the origin of life. While this statement is probably controversial, I don't think evolution in a living organism violates the laws of thermodynamics or entropy, but as the origin of life I definitely think it does. On 7/17/07, George Nincehelser <geo...@nincehelser.com> wrote:
>Now for those who are still scratching your heads about the source of approximately 99% of the heat on earth - >if you can't recognize a simple thing like a heat source that provides 99% of the heat on your planet, perhaps you >might have a little trouble recognizing evolution, which plays just as large a role in your lives. OK. I'm still scratching. How are you coming up with the 99% figure? George
